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A 145-year-old stained-glass window showing a dark-skinned Jesus has been rediscovered in Rhode Island, raising questions about religion and race.

Colonial Williamsburg announced that archaeologists have discovered the skeletal remains of four bodies while excavating a mass burial near the site of a Civil War hospital in Williamsburg.

The remains were first found last year during excavations were being done near the Powder Magazine.

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The Campbell Center is one of several buildings that will soon make up a major visitor corridor to the Historic Area along Nassau Street.

Excavations continue on a previously undiscovered mass grave located by Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists last year.

WILLIAMSBURG — A groundbreaking ceremony for The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s new Colin G. and Nancy N. Campbell Archaeology Center will be held on April…

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New research links human remains in Williamsburg, Virginia, to the first permanent building of the First Baptist Church

A team of archaeologists and scientists in Virginia say the graves of three men belonged to one of the nation’s oldest Black churches. The First Baptist Church was formed in